How Teddy Roosevelt Saved Football

Football, a sport loved by millions, faced a crisis in 1905 when 19 players died in one season. President Theodore Roosevelt intervened, leading to new safety rules. Despite reforms, football remained dangerous, with more deaths in 1909 prompting further changes. Today, even with advanced gear, football poses risks like brain damage. The transcript explores the sport's history, reforms, and ongoing safety issues.

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